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riyazuddinm  +  88549 Sun, 10 Apr 05 05:27 AM

I work in a corporate company ,how ever i cant speak as fluen as my other
collegues.please guid m ehow to improve fluency .will be thankful to you all.

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abbie1948  +  88610 Sun, 10 Apr 05 01:03 PM
The best way to improve fluency is to use the language. Read, write, listen & speak.

try this site

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/multimedia/index.shtml


and this is the home page.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/index.shtml
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Hope that helps. Abbie
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Anonymous, 1 yr 317 days ago
 Hello - Here are some tips if it helps. Firstly, do speak more slowly as this gives you time to think and makes you easier to understand. Ask 'how' questions so you don't have to formulate complex grammatical questions. This is very useful especially in informal conversations e.g. 'how was the weather?' How was your trip? 'How 's business?' Also, practice and get feedback from a native speaking teacher.

How about some practice by phone? This way you have to speak and you can be corrected by a native English specialist teacher. The lessons are 1-1 and we use dedicated material which will focus on your fluency.

This is what my company specialises in. It's called Phone English and you can find out more if you are interested here: www.phone-english.net. Hope this is helpful. Kind regards, Louias.

Anonymous, 1 yr 153 days ago
Thanks Abbie for the info. It's a good site!
Anonymous, 1 yr 8 days ago
 thanks yaa, it's really good site.
Anonymous, 362 days ago

What you can do is start reading books & then narrate the story to someone in English or you can narrate it to yourself standing in front of the mirror. It would be better if you can ask a friend to help you. Start watching english news, serials or movies that way u can learn new words & would also know where to use them or how to use them. Start conversing with friends in english.

Anonymous, 225 days ago
Hi,

 

     I'm Deepak. I am working in a Corporate Company in Gurgaon. If u learn english, then follow the one way. When u r free then speak english in front of Glasses.

 

 

Anonymous, 225 days ago
Yes, I would agree with that.  An inexpensive way to practice is by reading local and popular newspapers daily.  I would recommend The Wall Street Journal.  Before you know it, reading aloud will transfer into improved fluency. 
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